The Latest Breaking News from Alabama

Britt, 42, third youngest serving senator, presented a counterpoint to the oldest sitting president at her kitchen table in Alabama

After the Alabama Supreme Court ruled in February that frozen embryos were children, legislators scrambled to protect in vitro fertilization clinics.

In Alabama, voters rejected Amendment 1, a constitutional amendment related to local legislation. The vote was 48.67% ‘Yes’ to 51.33% ‘No.’ The amendment would have eliminated the requirement for a budget isolation resolution for legislators to vote on local laws and constitutional amendments before the approval of budgets and without…

Incumbent Barry Moore (R) defeated incumbent Jerry Carl (R) in the Republican primary for Alabama’s 1st Congressional District on March 5. As of March 6, Moore received 51.5% of the vote to Carl’s 48.5%.

White House says LaTorya Beasley and Texas mother forced to travel outside her state for a doctor-recommended abortion will be guests

Republicans proposed bill so providers could resume services, but doctors and advocates say it reinforces ruling recognizing embryos as children

Guests at Biden address to include Alabama woman whose IVF was cancelled, and Texas women who went through abortion ordeals

Biden State of the Union address could be his chance to win over skeptical voters. Alabama's governor signs an IVF law protecting patients and providers.

Xavier Becerra says US must provide federal protections for reproductive rights if it hopes to avoid further restrictions

Alabama's new bill protects IVF by offering legal safeguards for clinics and individuals amidst Supreme Court ruling fallout.

The new law, a Republican-backed initiative, does not directly address the personhood issue at the core of the Supreme Court ruling but aims to provide civil and criminal immunity to IVF providers and patients for the destruction or damage to embryos.